Sentence examples for enrolment knowledge from inspiring English sources

All participants will complete a baseline electronic survey comprising information on sociodemographic information at the time of study enrolment, knowledge of depression symptoms, attitudes towards those with depression, and stigma, shame, self-blame or social inadequacy.

Probably, residents are never completely 'blank' at residency enrolment, and knowledge obtained in undergraduate medical training can be used by juniors to answer postgraduate test items.

Associations between the time to ART eligibility and sociodemographic and behavioural factors at enrolment, including ART knowledge, social capital, social support, relationship characteristics, and internalized HIV stigma (composite score from adapted scales), were initially explored using univariable Cox models [8,10].

The main reasons for ICU admission (defined on enrolment without the knowledge of viral assessment) included cardiac arrest, septic shock, cardiac shock, mixed shock, hemorrhagic shock, respiratory distress alone (without other associated organ failure), acute renal failure, coma, intoxication, surgery and other.

Some of the documented reasons for insufficient participation of physicians are lack of time, difficulties with complex enrolment procedures, insufficient knowledge and awareness of the trial, concerns about the impact of trial participation on the doctor-patient relationship or about the loss of professional autonomy [ 27- 29].

In this way we prevented foreknowledge of treatment assignment and thus shielded those who enrolled participants from being influenced by this knowledge because enrolment into the study was conducted two weeks before surgery.

The interplay between knowledge and enrolment warrants further studies.

IEC evaluation should broaden its focus beyond knowledge as enrolment can be attained through other linkages.

Clinical year students were found to have higher knowledge and enrolment rates.

Education was the only significantly influential socio-demographic determinant of knowledge and enrolment among household heads.

(3) Which IEC campaign components were important in enhancing knowledge and enrolment?